October 19, 1915. THE DAILY NEWS.
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reorclaLLY. FOR
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uerut-a-tives” Now Known as i
woman's Bost medicine | Are strictly a 8. ©. Phoduct. Right from the oat

delicious, fresh picked, sun ripened fruits of
oe the Fraser Vailey and Vancouver Island, to
he ‘@ purest of Oane Sugar.

“epRUIT A-TIVES,”’ the famous
t medicine is particularly well suited
Sa fwomen, because of its mild b

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     
    
  

   
 

  

: : y aad action and its pleasant taste. Hp si jue 8 foe ae 5 a sy i. we, sn gp ga - s - p . ia 5
an severe cases of Constipation, Indi-) @ | ER =r oe i e Every step mn the producing and manufac-
o Dtoating, Sick Headaches, Pain Dis
gest 1, e Newraigia, or a General i aaa i turing of the deiicicus Jam contributes to the
dn «on Constitution, “Fruit-a-tives” ITALIAN BATTLESHIP BENEDETTO BRIN-—Blown up in the Bay of Brindisi by ! prosperity of B. C. It will satisfy the most
Run-it t rene ‘xplosio ‘ausing ’ .
4 medicine needed to correct an internal explosion, causing the loss of nearly four hundred men and one of Italy’s Admirals. exacting.
ae es and restore the sufferer | == : — — aoe ee
to complete health. WHAT THE LIBERAL POLITY = Norihwost winter » ne as | SOLD BY ALL GROCERS
Pia “Pruit-a-tives” is inva- { winter about twice as | .
As « ton - sad eotiel the toed WOULD DO FOR THE FanwiER levibie 'n0tiike ee in 1-Ib. Glass Jars and 4-ib. Tins

ad 1 op strength and vigor. cits dinpienaianines

THE EMPRESS MANUFACTURING CO., LTP.

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spe, a box, 6 for $2.00, trial size 25e. (Continued From Page Two.
or sent postpaid by Pruit- place to move the crops to, Vancouver, B. ©.
At dealers . tion in the commodity he has to! pe... |
atives Limited, Ottawa. | except the same old spot favored |
Scsetiahit a a eee |sell, but through the manipula-|by the interests. the Northwest | —_
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tions of the markets. |farmer practically has that hun- |
A. E. WRIGHT
Provincial and Dominion after all expenses are pric. ajon his hands. If he sells it in
Land Surveyor |Northwest farmer tilling a sec.|Canada he isn’t going to make
Surveying and Engineering tion of land, twenty bushels of | much out of it, and when he does

wheat to the acre, realizes nett|uot sell it in the United States

It has been figured out that,|/dred million bushels for export

 

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F rth 8t perhaps $1,280 that is to say | Which he is not allowed to do EH
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aus two dollars on an acre, small|he loses about ten million dol-| The regular use of B:
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nes enough return considering his|!ars. He not only loses ten mil- | Lifebuoy Soap insures PH

 
   
 
 
 

 

APERHANGING toil and hardship and the high lion dollars on the hundred mil-|
KALSOMINING cost of living for himself and ion bushels for expert, but per-)
PAINTING family. If the tariff barrier he

tween him and the United States|on the remaining hundred million

a healthy, clean glow-
ing skin. And because
it is healthy, your com-
plexion will be clear
and velvet lilze.

    

  
 

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haps another five million dollars |

    
  
  
 

 
     

 

 

 

 

F. G. ROBERTS were taken down he would realize|Dushels for home use, consider-| & The mild carbolic ode 3
f is ; Fee ishesaficr use, | " 3 ¢ 9
44 Dyer Apts. P. O. Box 642 3ion that sameé crop over $2,500,|ing the fact that if the tariff bar-| ER genseof utter clean! 7: ed
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wooeee ee | which would, I faney, make the]riers were knocked down the in-| & All Grocers Scii

   
 
     

      

    
   

 

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: tire satisfaction. Built for
}into the habit of going there and hard work. Guaranteed.

| would presently “lose its identi- | —HEAVY DUTY—

ty." One might suggest here an. aap Largest Circula- THERE Three quarters

: FISHERMAN’S ENGINE
;}other sentimental argument; that

The Royal Standard Test | when it loses its identity, blend- ne Moree Power ag res tion mcanS the IS of the local Ad-
j [5] ing its proud No. 1 hardness with ee co ne Best Advertising A vertising is done

Biers’s whens wa test the | softer, baser, elements, it does it © Do. your remodeling. with -a firet- . i . °
choicest samples of Canada's : with a noble end in view, to up-|{§ class engine. o Medium ° REASON in the DailyNews |
six million acre wheat crop. lift and glorify the mass with|§ siivn:~ dadsthinn 7 tetecuttienibns ;
We grind them into flour in the BEST which it mingles. One argument|§ Apply to SSS
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| Northwest farmer is being done 3 HEALTHY A Be a ss ot
j out of fifteen million dollars by | A Sg f, Fe A Circulation Guaranteed
|a government which is too scared| § ; nd Ibi6 3 the Largest in Northern 2
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of its friends to give hima square | © we eytegrenrvesnraeysaneep Tay) eee RpRagyyeegneatenaed | 33 British Columbia 8 git,
deal The only argument which} en a pate
oes iF | stands between tht farmer and Ag
y nine : iT] he > re \ - 5 - ee i a - . i f°
nT TIT: 111 H : ¥ a fifteen millions is a senti-| Sterling Marine Motors f
HHH | Hy (i mental one—if Canadian wheat} : en aepecccevedororeeooveten a3
x | {1 LN went to the United States with-| Can be purchased In town. A ‘ ‘ ait. : '
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little mill you see on the left of ALY PATe, is about as silly as the other.|3 W. E. Williseroft, Phone ee ees ——— H "
the picture. Then comes the ys %, | Canadian wheat can afford to lose} § Blue 508, or D. Brown, Elec- ? ;

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supreme test--bread-baking. If
the bread is ect in every
way we pronounce the wheat

Al and the flour-ROYAL

STANDARD. Prince Rupert's
AT YOUR GROCER’S complaint is made. It is much | pe

lowe Wh ; % : ie same with Canadian whea THe Cheteny” eels “oF Leadin Pa r!
Vancouver Milling & Grain Coltd ROYAL STANDARD | aang ss sat s zoe ois she ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS ‘ & v=

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ver. New Westminster. Nanoimo. Victoria. es bie And Other Frults In Season
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ie “ aa valet g * eae: reat Ror ae. hee a S auniteicaiiae. RAMSAY'S, LOWNEY’S AND HOME- i"
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= . = ICE CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN e ea e a
= = SPECIAL FRUIT SUNDAES :
= = ener eneaenmmend pa fa
= = H. KILLAS, Prop. 6 9 ie
= = Hart Block, Srd Ave. and) Sth 8t. :
= = . oon |! ; ae
= The Housekeeper = t
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= Sometimes a housekeeper requires a quick leaven- = SOOO OO OU UU OR OURUUGUB URGE OURO UIT III IS dt
= ing agent, and finds she has no baking powder. = I
= What does she do? = R ? 3
= She raises her biscuit by a mixture of cream of tartar and = amsay S ‘
4 soda, or soda and sour milk. She may not get the propor- =
= tions quite right, but she knows her food is S: fe. But does = ‘
= she ever use a mixture of alum and soda? Was there ever =
= a housekeeper who bought alum and soda to make a home =
= made baking powder? Intuitively she feels it would be = F
= unsafe. = GUARANTEED BY THE y Re
= Then why use baking powder made from alum or the = co MENT of CANADA oe “errr reeronrororrre POODOOODD -)
2 same mixture that the housekeeper would not dare to n.ix = i Ya Ocih. Fine ‘ 4
= and use in her food? = -
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= barn 8 ee Melia Pouaes S PA-Gay Soe cue = = Have attained their enviable reputation by their superior , bi
= ae : = quality and uniformity. The most discriminating houso-
= 9 = lo dna ee ee ao wife insists upon “Ramsays Empire” when buying Soda
a = |1GOLD WATCH FREE) |  ciecuite
= = Wy eter tn Sear They are made in B. C. and your grocer gets his supply
= Wi = i frequently and quickly, Insuring freshness, which means
= CREA = crispness. a
= BAKING POWDER = Prove It by buying a tin with your next order.
= : = Manufactured by '
= is made from pure cream of tartar and contains no alum, : =
= lime.or phosphate. ‘There is absolute safety in its use, = R AMS AY BR OS & Cc 0 LTD :
= : ° °9 ° Tr
= " yg Sh a a Vancouver, B. C. :
= 25 cones today ope scat & Free Watch. You rg
= Soe ee ear ee .

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